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Select the questions below that would lead to a well–focused Interview.

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How did your experiences as a hippie influence who you are now? and What was it like in the hippie communes you lived in? and Would you describe the moment when you knew that you were really a hippie?

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The correct answers are: "[A]" and "[B]" .

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Explanation:

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The following sentences given — "Answer choices: [A] and [B]" — are the CORRECT answers; since their corresponding sentences DO NOT have a "double negative" ; as follows:

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[A]: " I can't sing very well. "

Note: The only "negative" in this sentence is "cannot" — which is shown as the contraction — " can't " .

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[B]: " I can't sing very well either. "

Note: Again, the only "negative" in this sentence is " cannot " — which is shown as the contraction — " can't " .

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Further explanation:

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Note that the last given answer choice:

→ [C]: " I can't sing very well neither. "

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→ is INCORRECT ;

→ since this very sentence DOES contain a: "double negative" ;

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1) " cannot " — which is expressed as the contraction — " can't " ; AND :

2) " neither " .

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